Conventional or Islamic home loan — which is better?
Quick answer: Monthly instalments are often similar. For Muslims, Islamic financing (Musharakah Mutanaqisah or Tawarruq) avoids riba and gives peace of mind. Compare the effective profit rate, early-settlement rebate (ibra') and payment flexibility — not just the label.
Read the Islamic financing guide.
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Frequently asked questions
Conventional or Islamic home loan — which is better?
Monthly instalments are often similar. For Muslims, Islamic financing (Musharakah Mutanaqisah or Tawarruq) avoids riba and gives peace of mind. Compare the effective profit rate, early-settlement rebate (ibra') and payment flexibility — not just the label.